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radarphp / Radar.Adr

The Action-Domain-Responder core for Radar.
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Travis CI requires Trusty for hhvm testing #33

Closed jakejohns closed 5 years ago

jakejohns commented 7 years ago

bump @pmjones

jakejohns commented 6 years ago

@harikt @pmjones anybody? ...

harikt commented 6 years ago

Hi,

All looks good. But I am not a maintainer , so I will not be able to merge.

Thank you.

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jakejohns commented 6 years ago

My mistake, @harikt. I thought you were a maintainer here for some reason. Thanks.

cxj commented 5 years ago

I want to update to PHP 7.1 as a minimum, I think. Should that become a Radar 2.0 branch? One could argue it's a major change. Also, do we want to continue supporting HHVM? I thought I read somewhere in one of Paul's projects where he had decided to drop it. (I'll go search for that.)

cxj commented 5 years ago

HHVM dropped support for PHP with the 4.0 release in February, 2019. I've updated the Travis configuration to drop HHVM completely, so I think that obviates the need for this PR.